The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-12-17
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Mr.. Charles II. Street,, prominent citizen of
Taylor, Hartford county, is an applicant for State
cattle weigher.
stevenson A. Williams, Esq, and Col. Her.
man Stump, of Belair, were engaged in Court here
| the past week.
Mr.. J. Harry Ward, of Baltimore county, has
been elected member of the executive committee
Of the Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange.
Mr.. John S. Gilman, president of the Second
| National Bank, with his wife and daughter, will
spend the winter at the st. james Hotel Baltimore.
U MIR. Louis O. Sellman, o storekeeper at War
keldsburg Carroll county, was married on the 18th
inst. to Miss Verde G. Jean, Baltimore county
school teacher.
Master Emanuel W. Herman, son of Capt. E.
Herman, of the Sheppard Asylum, who is a stu
dent at Gettysburg College, came home this week
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. John l. Yellott went to Washington this
week to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss
Fannie Rust, who was married on Wednesday to
Judge Gotten, of Texas.
George R. Colt, ESQ.,, member-elect to the
Legislature from Baltimore, who was very i'll dur
ing the campaign, is now able to be out, having
almost entirely recovered.
Mr.. Monroe Armacost, of Hampstead, Carroll
county, was married in Baltimore, a few days ago,
to Miss Ida Kemp, daughter of the late Charles
0. Kemp, of Baltimore county.
Mr.. Samuel Spencer, who was this week elected
president of the BALTIC. q Ohio R. R., Company, is
one of the receivers of the Maryland Central Rail-
road and resides in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Jesse Tyson, one of Baltimore's wealthiest
citizens and gentleman who is we'll known in
Baltimore county, will be married on the 9th of
January to Miss Edith Johns, of Baltimore.
1t is said that Gen. James G. Clarke, formerly
of Baltimore county, will be elected president and
general manager of the Mobile and Ohio R. R.,
extending from Columbus, KY, to Mobile, Ala
bama.
/ The engagement is announced of Miss Minnie
ID. Tyson, daughter of Mr.. James W. Tyson, of
33<Baitimore county, to Dr. Samuel B. Shoemaker, a
lprominent young Philadelphia physician. The
wedding will take place in February.
l#-Mr. p. Harris, manager of the Baltimore
Academy of Music, who resides at Blithewood,
Maryland Central Railroad, with his wife and son,
have gone to New Orleans to join party who will
make q yachting cruise in Southern waters.
DIR. Benjamin Turner, resident physician at
the Maryland Insane Asylum, was married on
Friday last week to Mrs. Isabella Skinner, widow
Of the late Trueman Skinner. The ceremony was
performed at "Stonewalls," the brides residence
near Gainesville.
Among the callers at TIE UNION Office ON
Tuesday were Mr.. William H. Roussay, ex-county
surveyor, and Mr.. Henry A. Maggie, of Catonsville,
who county bridge superintendent for nearly
eight years. Both these gentlemen are we'll known
contractors and builders. Mr.. Magic informs US
that during the past summer and fall he was over
run with work and that he has good prospects for
the future
Miss Isabella Ady, daughter of the late Sam'l
Ady, of Hartford county, and niece of the late
Edward III. Ady, of Towsontown was received into
the Convent of Mount st. Agnes, Mt. Washington,
on Monday last, her closter name being Sister
Mary Jean Baptista. number of the relatives
and friends ofthe young lady were present. among
them Benjamin W. Ady, ESQ.,, Register of Wills
for Baltimore county, Mrs. N. Charles Burke, Miss
Mary Wheeler, Miss May Ady and others.
| Mr.. ]. M. Whiteford, the popular proprietor
of Whiteford's Hotel, Calvert street, Baltimore,
was married the evening of the 18th inst, to
Miss Annie @. Christopher, daughter of Mr..
Elisha Christopher, of Lauraville, Hartford road.
| The ceremony performed by Rev. Thos. s..
Lee, at the Cardinals residence Baltimore, in the
| presence of only the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom. The bride is well known and
| highly esteemed young lady. The groom, who
| has hosts of friends in Baltimore county, is a
| brother of DIR. Chas. X. Whiteford, member-eect
| to the Legislature.
| Miss Adelaide Piper, daughter of DR.. J. Piper,
| of TowsontowD, entertained quite distinguished
little company. of schoolmates from Friday to Mon
| day last. They were Miss Mollie Villas, daughter
of Hon. VIM. F. Villas, Secretary of the Interior
| Miss Linda Miles, daughter of Gen. Miles, Chief Of
Ordnance of the Confederate Army, and niece of
DR.. Frank Miles, of Baltimore; Miss Helen Steele,
| daughter of Rev. I. hewitt Steele of New York,
formerly pastor of Waverly P. E. Church; Miss
| Lucia Barton, daughter of Mr.. w. II. Barton,
president of the National Bank of Cambridge Nd,
and Miss Ida Isaac, daughter of Government
| official at Richmond, Va.